Everything You Need to Know Before You Go
Whether it’s your first visit or your fifth, we’ve got all the essentials to make planning your stay simple and stress-free.

Find Your Way to Camp
Driving Directions
Larkstone Campground is located just off Highway 26, about two hours east of Portland. Look for the carved wooden sign at mile marker 48.
Parking Info
Free parking for one vehicle at every cabin, tent site and RV pad, with extra spaces beside the lodge.


Spring
Muddy trails, cool nights — pack waterproof shoes

Summer
Hot days, campfire-friendly nights

Autumn
Crisp air, fewer crowds, golden foliage

Winter
Snow possible — 4WD recommended

Ready to Book Your Stay?
Cabins, tent sites and RV pads fill fast on summer weekends. Choose your spot, pick your dates and reserve your forest escape.
More Than Just a Place to Sleep
Whether you’re here for the weekend or a full week, Larkstone offers plenty of ways to fill your days — and nights. Slow down, explore, and make the most of your time in nature.
Hiking Trails
Wander through forests, up ridges, and along streams. Trails for every level.
Stargazing
Clear skies and low light pollution make Larkstone perfect for spotting constellations.
Campfire Nights
Share stories, roast marshmallows, or join a ranger-led talk.
Wildlife Watching
Keep an eye out for deer, birds, and curious critters.
Photography Spots
Sunrise at the ridge, mist over the meadow — bring your camera.
Forest Relaxation
Unplug, unwind, and enjoy the stillness of nature. Bring a book, practice yoga, or simply breathe under the trees.
Your Safety Comes First
We want your visit to be as safe as it is memorable. Please follow these tips and guidelines while exploring the trails.
Stay Hydrated
Bring more water than you think you’ll need — even on short walks.
Store Food Properly
Use bear-safe lockers where provided. Never leave food unattended.
Know Your Route
Download trail maps in advance — cell reception may be limited.
Limited Service
Most of the park has weak or no cell coverage. Let someone know your plans.

A Few Ground Rules
To keep Larkstone beautiful and safe for everyone, we ask that all guests follow these simple guidelines:
Leave No Trace
Pack out all trash, even small bits like bottle caps or wrappers.
Quiet Hours
10 PM to 7 AM — respect your fellow campers.
Respect Wildlife
Observe from a distance. Do not feed or disturb animals.
No Drones
To protect wildlife and maintain peaceful skies.


FAQs
Quick answers about check-in, pets, campfires and bookings. Can’t find what you need? Our team is happy to help.
Check-in opens at 3:00 PM and check-out is by 11:00 AM. Arriving after the lodge closes? We email your site number and gate code on the morning of your stay, so you can drive straight to camp and settle in.
Yes. Well-behaved dogs are welcome at tent sites, RV pads and our pet-friendly cabins for $10 per night. Keep your dog on a leash no longer than six feet, never leave it alone at camp, and pack out all waste from the trails.
Every site has a steel fire ring, and campfires are welcome except during seasonal fire bans, which we post at the gate and on this website. Please buy firewood at the camp store to keep invasive pests out of our forest, and drown your fire before bed.
Cancel 14 or more days before arrival for a full refund, minus a $15 booking fee. Cancellations within 14 days receive credit toward a future stay. If we close your site because of weather or fire danger, you get a full refund.
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